Managing Imposterism
“I’m faking it.” “I’m not as capable as my classmates.” “I don’t belong here.”
Do these thoughts play in your head from time to time? It is very common among post-secondary students to sometimes feel like an imposter. Learn more about this phenomenon and how to manage these thoughts and feelings with less distress.
Benefits:
- Learn about what it can look like to experience imposter phenomenon.
- Identify how feeling like an imposter can affect our behaviour and relationships.
- Understand the factors that can lead people to feeling like an imposter.
- Gain skills to better manage beliefs and feelings related to imposter phenomenon.
Upcoming Managing Imposterism workshops
Registration is required. Register on the Folio through the links below.
All online sessions occur on the Zoom platform.
Undergraduate Students
12
Mar
14
May
Graduate and Professional Program Students
12
Feb
16
Apr
Racialized Grad Students
24
Feb
*The Folio link is only accessible to people who are eligible to register for the Managing Imposterism program. This program is open to University of Toronto undergraduate and graduate students across all three campuses (St. George, Mississauga and Scarborough)
